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COVID-19 indicators rise in early September as wastewater levels increase

COVID-19 activity reportedly increased in early September, with wastewater data already showing a rise. No hospitalization or death figures are provided.

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Rising community transmission could increase pressure on public-health systems and vulnerable populations.

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  1. Covid-19 en hausse début septembre, ce que montrent déjà les eaux usées ↗24matins.fr · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 3:02 PM UTC

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